Thursday, March 28, 2013

Business credit cards? -

I m looking at getting a credit card for my business but have no idea where to start! I bank with Nat west, and have looked at the website, but am still unsure. Is it essentially the same as looking for a personal card? are there things i need to be weary of? does anyone have any experiences with Nat west or other providers - Barclaycard for example?

Speak to your local Nat West business manager. If you ve banked with them for at least 6 months you should be able to get a credit card from them. It s easier to apply to a bank that knows your track record than going elsewhere.Be careful how many other people are allowed to have a card. As has been said elsewhere, you can lose control of your business s finances.Also, make sure that you pay off the balance each month otherwise you ll increase your finance charges dramatically. Having a card can save you money by writing one cheque a month to pay the bill rather than being charged for lots of transactions through your bank account BUT that only applies if you clear it each month.Good luck!

Why do you want a business credit card? They are a recipe for disaster, particularly if there is more than one user. Fewer and fewer businesses use them these days. Why not use a personal credit card? Much safer and easier to control.If you are determined to use a business credt card you will need to speak to a bank to set it up. I suspect the business will have to provide a guarantee.

It is essentially the same as looking for a personal card, although the majority of business cards charge you an annual fee. Have a look at one of the price comparison sites eg http://www.moneysupermarket.com/cards/results.aspx?cardEnquiryId=3202896

Im trying to make some extra money as fast as I can to buy something I need do people respond to Craiglist ad? -

I want to buy a guitar from my friend before he leaves the country and he told me to post ads for English/Guitar lessons on Craigslist. Will people actually respond to my ad quickly? I remember trying to sell old vinyl records on Craigslist and nobody responded at all? As far as tutoring ads goes...is this website useful? What other site could I post tutoring ads on for free?

craig is crowded, your ads will just drop down on post. I think you should try http://www.sellover.com

You could try http://www.esnoozer.comI ve had a lot of luck with them and they re free

Check it out to see the new trend for local classifieds !Easiest way to post or search for Local Classified Ads with exact locations from all around the world, including universities.. More good news - All For Free ! http://www.Loqqad.com

With the economy the way it is, I doubt many people are looking to spend money on things that are not necessities.

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

How can I start my own website? -

I want to start a web site about fashion, but do i need my own photos? or can I use photos legally from a certain source? For example, if I want to use a picture of a celebrity, how can I use it legally? Help any suggestions are welcome, thank you

You can go with a free web host, then later upgrade to a paying account if you need more features. This is a good option, because free web hosts often offer very easy to use programs and interfaces that make it a snap to build your own web site, even if you don t know much about programming [HTML, javascript, etc]. Some will even give you cool graphics and templates to start you off with. You can also go with a fee-based host as well. Just make sure-- if you re totally new to web page building-- that whichever one you eventually choose has an easy program you can use to build your site with.I have to warn you, though, that based on your content [nudity], you might run into a little trouble setting up an account. This is because many web hosts are very strict about the type of content they will host. So before you sign up with any host, make sure you read its Terms of Service to make sure your photos are acceptable, or you might find yourself in violation and have your site revoked one day down the line.

You should use Office Live Small Business to build your website. It��s template-based, so you don��t need to know or learn how to code, plus it��s extremely inexpensive. Remember that you get what you pay for with free website building services��someone else��s ads all over your site. Office Live Small Business is ad free.Check it out at http://www.smallbusiness.officelive.com.For great tips and conversation about running a small business website, join the community over on the Office Live Page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/officelive. Cheers,KateMSFT Office Live Outreach Team

You will have to have your own photos. You may also ask permission to use other people s photos, but check out this site for more details:http://copyrightwebsite.us/using_someone_elses_work.phpRegarding starting a website:First: sign up for a domain name: Check out godaddy.com to find an available site name: $10/yearSecond: Decide what functionality your site will need. There are lots of templates to start from, and you can create .html pages in Dreamweaver or WordThird: Decide on a website host, who can provide what you need from step 2. I personally set up small business sites and am in charge of the website hosting available through http://bluedirk.com/ I can set you up with everything you need for your site, Including e-mail addresses at your domain name and paypal buttons if you are interested in selling anything online.Fourth: Find someone to build the site. If you want to upload your own site, my hosting allows you to update your site whenever you want, and does not limit your file sizes.Good luck with your new site!You can contact me at http://bluedirk.com/

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Im concerned about my pay-packed from where i work. ? -

Some of us work in different locations in a job but as for me i work in a supermarket, though when i went to look at my pay packed its got that amount you earn in a week plus the amount of hours you done but if i were to add up the total every week until i got up to 1 year , does that mean it would bring me to the total i earned in a year ?

No. it would bring you to the total that you were paid in the year. What you are paid and what you earn are not necessarily the same.

In with your wage packet you will have a wage slip that shows your gross pay. The gross pay is the amount you earned that week before any deductions such as tax or national insurance. If you add up all the gross pay for each week then that will give you the amount earned for the year. Your wage slip may also have a section that says earnings to date , so that would tell you exactly what you have earned in the current tax year. Remember that the official tax year starts on 5th April. At the end of each tax year you will receive a P60 which is the official confirmation of what has been paid to you in that tax year.

That s the whole year to date thingAlso WTF is a pay-packed ?

I am need of help for a home based job!!!? -

I am a 23 year old college student looking for work by becoming an entrepreneur. I have thought about it for a long time and im stuck on ideas with this economy. PLEASE do not say babysitting. I love to cook and I have great people and phone skills. Any ideas yahoo answer world???

I lost my job 8 months ago, but I ve finally found something I can do in my free time to make some exta money to help make ends meet. By no means am I rich, but every dollar helps. Try it yourself. http://www.goodonlinedeals.com/Work-At-H��

Home based job and cooking? Hmm.. maybe you can blogging about cooking. On your blog, you can sell some cooking stuffs and recipe books(Your own products or just affiliate). Or you can make membership site and teach people about cooking?Or you can take order on the net and send it to customer home?Thats all my thought

looking for a home based job is like looking for a needle in a haystack but there are some alternatives check this out maybe something might interest you http://mymakemoneyathome.blogspot.com

Doing incalls would allow you to work from home

How much does each print generally cost in DTG Direct to Garment printing? -

I realize there are different printers, and it depends on how dark the garment is... lets just say a light blue shirt with an average DTG printer and a 8 X 8 print area. I d like to know roughly how much each print would cost (in ink/chemicals, etc.). I ve heard it s a few cents, and I ve heard it s like $6.Thanks!

The best people to ask work at http://www.madshirtz.comThey do full-color direct-to-garment printing. I ve used them once before. I got a t-shirt printed that had a dead cockroach on the breast like some shirts have an alligator or polo-guy. On the back was a large version of the roach with I see dead bugs. above it. The combo of the shirt and printing on front and back was about $20... maybe $22. The front print was about 2 x 3 and the back print was about 12 x 10.

Can you sell any product you want on e-commerce? For instance can you sell designer bags such as louis vuitton? -

Sure, as long as you didn t steal them.

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